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The Ralph C. Wilson Jr.: Case Study

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The Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation made a donation of $4.2 million to Roswell Park Cancer Institute on October 1st. There was a ceremony held in the hospital 's main lobby where Mary Wilson made the announcement to a crowd of people. The money will be used to support the quality-of-life programs at Roswell. Currently, the programs include financial assisstance for: Therapy dogs, warm blankets, hats and wigs, and transportation and lodging. In the past, Ralph Wilson provided $3 million to fund research and build a chemotherapy unit that is set to open in the spring of 2016. Over the next two decades, $1.2 million of Wilson 's fortune will continue to aid organizations in Detriot and Buffalo. Mary Wilson is one of four trustees of the

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